Quality/Quantity - This must be one of the largest, if not the largest, post office in Carson City…read more It is huge! My pictures do not do it justice. Ambiance - Huge location, including the parking lot. Service - Okay. Mostly self service. Well today the line was crazy long?!?! See pictures. Open 5.5 days. Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5pm; and on Saturday from 10am to 1pm. They are closed on Sundays. Services available at this location - Financial services (money orders, etc), passport, pickup services (mail hold, etc), business services, biometric services (fingerprint, in person proofing), etc. Price - Affordable. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1971 (formed in Washington DC) with your $80B in revenue. Much controversy about your profitability or lack of it. This is an "independent" agency of the executive branch of our US government. You have an amazing history dating back to 1775, but I will not go into that here.

The worst post office ever. Here 20 minutes before they open, 3rd in line. They open 3 minutes…read morelate. They start with 1 clerk to help people and another at the desk but weighing mail. Maybe they should do that in the back when there are 20 people waiting in line. Finally another person comes to help. Both clerks in the back for 10+ minutes. Apparently they can't find what customers need. I've lived in Carson City for 5 years and EVERY time it's a similar experience.

Above and beyond customer service! They young woman that helped me really went out of her way to…read moreget me taken care of. I highly recommend them if you're in need of shipping, mailing, notary, copies, or any other services they offer.

I called and went in to get a document notarized and the owners were amazing…read more The store is fully equipped for any shipping or mailing needs... They took care of me quickly and we had great conversation. This is a family owned local business, husband and wife and I love to support our Carson City locals. Please stop in and say hello, they have all kinds of services.

I had a great experience with Gaby and Aspen. They were so helpful. I thought I was being ahead…read moreof the game by having my eyes checked by my doctor. I dropped off my paperwork in the front of the DMV 6 weeks before my driver's license was to expire. Unfortunately, my doctor forgot to check off one box. It came back to me one week before it was expiring on my birthday. Because of the weather the DMV was closed for a couple of days. I was in a panic because I was flying out the next week. So here I had to go into the DMV which I tried to avoid in the first place. Aspen gave me an appointment the first available was in the middle of March. I told her I was flying out the next weekend and showed her the proof of my flight. She left me for a moment and came back and told me that they would call my name and got me in that day. She really didn't have to do that, but she wanted to help me. She was so kind and thoughtful. I also had a great experience with Gaby. She also was very kind in this matter. I just want to let them know how appreciated I was and wanted to express that in a review. Respectfully, Deborah Parsley

While the facility offers friendly associates, a clean environment, and easy parking, the issues…read morethat make the DMV one of the most awful experiences still pervade. How is it that after decades in existence and all of the technological advancements made to assist organizations just like this one, the DMV experience is still the same? More than a month ago I made an appointment. I was pleased to receive the email and text reminders and those asking me to confirm. I arrived 30 min early for my appointment and I confirmed I'd arrived as soon as I was in the parking lot. I checked in at the kiosk as soon as I arrived as well.l, and I even checked in with the questions clerk to be sure I had checked in and had all the documents I needed. 30 min after my appointment time I checked the status link texted to me and found I still had an hour to wait. How is this acceptable? Making the appointment wa shortcut enough bht learning I had to wait more than an hour from the time is just infuriating. The DMV is the only organization that can exist with this level of service. What's the point of an appointment if you're asked to wait as long as those walking in?

My new go-to mailing center. The guy was super helpful, knowledgeable and always has a great…read moreattitude. The kind of employee you want helping your own customers. You can mail a package anywhere but you can't buy great customer service. I couldn't recommend it enough.

Love to bring in my packages to the Office Mail Center. Staff always so friendly and super…read morehelpful. If you have any item for shipment, they will find the best price for you and tracking info for you to follow. The fun retail items are worth the trip alone. No packages required!

Amid stories of old ghost towns and haunted poker tables, there is still a community of people…read morethat live, work and play in Silver City. Oh, they occasionally mail things and don't rely on the Wells Fargo wagon these days. The Silver City post office is an official location of the United States government and you can perform many services, just like in the big cities. Mail letters, packages and check your PO Box, amongst others. Obviously, it's small but there are no customers. Hours are limited. They are manned from noon-4pm daily (Saturday morning 7:30-9:30; closed on Sunday). The PO Boxes are available 24 hours. It's a clean, suitable facility that can handle simple postal needs. Services like processing passport applications or renewals are not offered here. 03/21

We've chosen this UPS Store for quite some time because it's the closest location to Dayton, and…read morewe've always appreciated the helpful service from most of the staff. Unfortunately, our experiences with the manager, Jerome, have been consistently uncomfortable. On multiple visits, his comments and demeanor have given us the impression that our business--particularly Amazon returns--is unwelcome. Today was a good example: we came in with four pre-packaged boxes, one of which simply needed to be dropped off. As soon as we walked in, he looked at the boxes and remarked, "Those can't all be returns." My wife felt put on the spot and replied that they were, and his response was an audible sigh that made us both feel like an inconvenience. Other employees have mentioned that a large portion of the store's daily traffic is Amazon returns, so the attitude is especially confusing. Customers shouldn't feel guilty for using services that are core to the business. Because of these repeated experiences, we've decided it's worth driving to the other Carson City location--despite the extra distance--to avoid feeling unwelcome. We value good service, and it's disappointing to feel pushed away from the store we've supported for so long.

They are all so nice and very helpful. Very convenient. Thank you for your great service.read more

Samantha was so friendly and helpful. Even though she was really busy preparing packages to be…read moreshipped she made the time to help me print a page. I highly recommend this location, they understand how to treat customers.

If it was possible I'd say MINUS 10 stars and I'd rename them. SHIT STICKS!…read moreMy husband sent our clubs on October 2, to Dublin for an arrival date of October 10th. My clubs arrived a day later than scheduled it is now October 16th and where oh where are my husbands clubs????? Well.... that is a question we'd love an answer to that isn't BS. We received a message on the 9th saying they were still in customs, on the 11th another message saying they were in customs, next we received a message saying they were out for delivery, I stayed 2 extra days at the hotel waiting for them- no delivery. My husband asked for them to be delivered at a location that he was playing in a tournament at on the 15-18 but still no clubs. We have paid to rent clubs at several locations and let's not talk about the tournament... SHIT STICKS WHERE ARE YOU????? WHERE ARE MY HUSBAND'S CLUBS ‍

I went here today, Wednesday, April 24, 2019. I parked across the street in the public parking lot…read moreat North Stewart Street and East 2nd Street, and got to use a flashing crosswalk indicator for the first time ever! It worked, as everyone stopped right away for me. There was also available (and free) street parking closer, next to the park, on East King Street. This building is amazing. You first climb the stairs on North Stewart Street, and enter a grand entry hall, with a few carrels and a book return at one end and a view of the Capitol grounds at the rear. The library itself is to the right, and is open from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. There is a librarian at the front who is very helpful. They take turns and there is a new librarian every hour. You can check out books with your Carson City Library card. If you want to do work here on your laptop, this is the place to be So much better than the Carson City Library. It is much, much larger, on two stories, with plenty of carrels and tables to work on, many by an electrical receptacle. There is also free, secure wifi. There are so few people here. I had the entire second floor (upper level) to myself. And the clientele is better. I only saw one person who may have been homeless, vs. many in the Carson City Library. I have nothing against homeless people, but I have seen them abuse services in other libraries (like taking to separate indoor seats for the day and not occupying either one, instead choosing to lie down on the picnic table outside). There are also public computers, which are available for an hour at a time I think. They also open at 8 AM, vs. 10 AM at the Carson City Library, which is more conducive to work. There are clean restrooms on the second floor. I saw a rock collection there as well, with Nevada Tartan Stones, on the west wall. There was a display of the original hand-written Nevada State Constitution as well. At the south end of the second floor, there was a spectacular view of the grand entry hall as well as a book monument that was shaped like an igloo. As I left, I saw a virtual reality station near the librarian's desk .You put on this headset and you experience something amazing. The librarian said it was open to the public. I went to the lower level (basement) to look around. It is just a collection of archives, which looks like a closed office hallway at first. The patron coming up said she was scared to use it at first, as the basement halls go on forever and look all the same. I agreed with her, and decided not to look around. Maybe next time.

This place is always awesome. They are very helpful and friendly. It's a great place to receive…read moremail.

The lady that owns this place is absolutely one of the most kind person I have ever run into my son…read moreused her services for many years and unfortunately, he passed away and when I reached out to this woman, she went above and beyond to help me and was just so kind. I can't even begin to explain my gratitude towards this woman, and I would recommend it and like my son said before her prices are incredible her Services above and beyond